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Garza Nocturna Corona Negra (Nycticorax nycticorax)Autor
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Black crowned night heron and chicks. As well as a juvenile in a separate nest.
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Género BaeusAutor
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!!!
underneath a log in forest - thought they were an oribatid beetle mite at first. Lost them after trying to stop lens down for a bit more depth of field :/
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Pez Remo Gigante (Regalecus glesne)Autor
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Observed and photographed by my colleague Mike Morrison. A rare find usually associated with deep water in the tropics. This specimen was 3 m in length, 300 mm from spine to belly and 75-100mm thick and was estimated to weigh around 50 kg.
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Pez Remo Gigante (Regalecus glesne)Autor
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Oarfish found at Aramoana beach on ANZAC day 2022. Total length 3.5 m. The fish was alive when first found attempts to move into deeper water were unsuccessful. It was evident the oarfish was near death.
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Pez Remo Gigante (Regalecus glesne)Autor
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Oarfish found on mudflats of Okarito Lagoon about 200 metres in from lagoon mouth, June 19 2022
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Chinche Verde (Chlorocoris distinctus)Autor
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Flew straight into a fan right after the picture was taken and exploded
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Still coughing a lot and not feeling too hot, but I had to get some nature in today... Went up to my favorite little drainage ditch north of Cobblestone Trail Park (no one else goes here!).
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Lagartija Espinosa del Noreste (Sceloporus olivaceus)Autor
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Septiembre 8, 2016
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Araña Pastor (Eumesosoma roeweri)Autor
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Had to take a break from emails, so at lunch I stopped by River Legacy Park to look under some fallen logs and elsewhere. :)
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Género PovolnyaAutor
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Quite warm this last evening of February, so I tossed out the black lights to see what would show up. :)
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Hormiga Cosechadora Roja (Pogonomyrmex barbatus)Autor
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Rickel Park is really amazing -- such tremendous cross timbers habitat and some super interesting sandy spots.
